All Russia articles – Page 12
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Reviews'Beanpole': Cannes Review
Post-war Leningrad is the setting for this unsettling tale of two women by the director of ‘Closeness’
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NewsFirst details on 'Air', Aleksei German's WWII female pilots feature (exclusive)
Women flew the first wave of Russian fighter planes when the country joined the war.
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NewsRussian director Kirill Serebrennikov sets new film 'Petrov's Flu' (exclusive)
Serebrennikov missed Cannes premiere of his film Leto in 2018 because he was under house arrest in Moscow.
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NewsSales outfit Luminescence picks up two Sergey Selyanov titles for Cannes (exclusive)
Titles are animation ’Nutcracker And The Magic Flute’ and sci-fi ’Spaceball’.
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NewsRussia’s Wizart seals multiple deals on 'Snow Queen' series (exclusive)
Cinemas Guzzo will release in Canada.
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News'Ida' star Agata Kulesza to lead drama 'Parquet' for Aleksandr Mindadze (exclusive)
Polish actor Andrzej Chyra and Israeli actress Evgenia Dodina also star.
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NewsUK feature 'Make Me Up' boarded by new Russian sales company Antidote Films (exclusive)
Film is playing at Rotterdam film festival this week.
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Features25 European films to tempt festival directors in 2019
Returning directors include Almodovar, Hansen-Love and Celine Sciamma.
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NewsRussian box office off to flying start to 2019 as 'T-34' enjoys record opening
The Second War War film grossed $10.6m in first four days.
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NewsControversial Russian film and art project 'Dau' to finally launch in Paris (exclusive)
Ilya Khrzhanovsky’s film and visual art exhibition has assumed near-mythic status as one of the strangest endeavours in European film history.
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NewsRussia box office boosted by basketball drama 'Three Seconds' in 2018
The maturing Russian market was boosted by basketball drama Three Seconds this year.
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NewsAltitude buys UK rights to Russian tank movie 'T-34' from Mars Media (exclusive)
The WW2 film has also newly sold to Japan Italy, the Gulf and Taiwan.
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NewsCottbus 2018 bestows prizes on hot new Eastern European films and projects
Sergey Dvortsevoy’s Russian drama Ayka wins best film.
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NewsWizart inks AFM deals on 'Sheep And Wolves: Pig Deal'
Family animation sequel sells to Poland and Germany, Austria, Switzerland.
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NewsDirector Oleg Sentsov hailed a "hero" as he ends hunger strike after 145 days
Jailed Ukrainian filmmaker had gone without food for 145 days in a Russian prison camp.
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NewsMars Media sells key European territories on Russian war epic 'T-34' (exclusive)
The $10m project was screened as a work-in-progress at Toronto.
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Reviews'Core Of The World': San Sebastian Review
A riveting, sometimes harrowing, essay in realism set on a farm which raises foxes in order to train hunting dogs
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Features"I don't want my film to be used for political purposes": Russia's Yury Bykov on his TIFF title 'The Factory'
Bykov’s film revolves around a group of workers who kidnap a local oligarch.
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NewsEuropean Film Academy champions 'Oleg Sentsov Day' in support of hunger-striking director
The Academy asks for people to publically show their support for Sentsov.